unappealingly meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. The cast members are appealingly game as they scramble through a frantic plot of mistaken identities, but they can also be unappealingly shrill.
2. I am in the process of making changes to it, when I get counter-inputs where all my edits are just reversed unappealingly.
3. He hoped to learn that kind of scoring when he enrolled in a composition class at Michigan State University, but he found the course work unappealingly academic.
4. Byblos, once one of the hippest, most vibrant lines from Italy, began losing its place in the fashion hierarchy in recent years with unappealingly peculiar collections.
5. "Bounce " unappealingly marries " Random Hearts " and " Return to Me, " producing a weepy melodrama that manages to be both dull and stupid.
6. Thinking herself to be unappealingly flat-chested, she puts on falsies-- and a cool, hip attitude that lands her a job at a white-owned record company catering to the Hispanic market.
7. Cher's mother is portrayed ( extremely unappealingly ) in only one scene, the couple's daughter Chastity is seen briefly from behind, and Mary Bono makes a laughably triumphant appearance at the end.
8. Early blackface minstrels were all male, so cross-dressing white men also played black women who were often portrayed as unappealingly and grotesquely mannish, in the matronly blarney at the ready; oily Italians; stodgy Germans; and gullible rural rubes.
9. The term ( sometimes used in the phrase "'cram-down deal "') has also gained currency to denote informally any transaction where existing investors ( debt or equity ) are forced by circumstance to accept an unappealing transaction, such as an expensive financing, a debt transaction that subordinates them, a dilutive equity raising, or an acquisition at an unappealingly low price.
10. Philip Hensher of " The Observer " said, " " Michael Tolliver Lives " is a sad spectacle; the sight of a novelist who remembers that he used to be lovable and trying to remember how he did it . . . The charm of the series was always one of escape; in this sad and unappealingly thin book, what we discover is that the pleasures of Arcadia are pretty much like the pleasures of Clapham.